Dynamic Forms and Mobile Using the Record Detail - Mobile Component
The Dynamic Forms Field Section component and the Field components that go inside were
previously only available on desktop. To support mobile users, the Record Detail - Mobile
component gives your mobile users a way to see the record details on their mobile devices on a
Dynamic Forms-enabled page.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Group, Professional, Enterprise,
Performance, Unlimited, and Developer Editions
Note If you haven’t yet enabled Dynamic Forms on Mobile, you can still use the Record Detail -
Mobile component. But to give your mobile users the same experience that your desktop users
have, from Salesforce Mobile App Setup, enable Dynamic Forms and Dynamic Highlights
on Mobile. Learn More
When you migrate a record page that supports both desktop and phone to Dynamic Forms, a Record
Detail - Mobile component is added to the page for you.
But when you create a fresh page using a template that supports both desktop and phone, after
adding the fields and field sections, you must add the Record Detail - Mobile component to the
page yourself.
The Record Detail - Mobile component wraps fields from the Record Detail component into a
mobile-only container. So, on pages that support both desktop and phone, your desktop users see
the Field Section components, and your mobile users see the Record Detail - Mobile component.
Example Here’s what a page that you create in desktop mode in the Lightning App Builder looks
like when viewed on a phone. The Field Section components just below the Highlights Panel on
desktop are dropped on mobile, and the Record Detail - Mobile component takes over to deliver the
sections and fields.
The Record Detail - Mobile component
displays with an “Unsupported form factor” message when viewed on a page in the Lightning App
Builder in Desktop preview mode.
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